Joseph G. Joe Duncan

I have known Joe since I was about 7 when my late Grandfather Virgil "Butch" Brinker would take me in for a kiddy cocktail and the infamous Hot Beef sandwich. Joe always has been a tremendous asset to Mitch's and Bone Island. Recently up at Allegiance Hospital I was able to really get to know the Man that I only knew then was through a glass of 7up and cherry juice. My fondest memories of Joe will live on. My condolences to each of you who were family and close friends to Mr Mitches AKA Bone...

My dearest & closest friend, for many years. You meant so very much to me.I will miss your hugs & "love you" every time i saw you. We will Both miss your jokes & smile,..NEVER FORGET YOU JOEY!!!

Joe was a wonderful neighbor and a great friend. Couldn't have asked for any better. Never forget the special drinks you mixed. Love and miss you dearly.

I went to school with Joey. He sat in back of me in 7th grade and I was always talking to him. The teacher caught me and made me turn my desk around and face Joey for the rest of the day. Rest in Peace Joey....Pam Swiderski-Petrauskas

Joe was an amazing man. I had the pleasure of working with Joe and he would always have our favorite candies ready for us. He would also take away our car keys or put us in our place if needed when we were there as customers. Joe was a staple at Mitch's/Bone Island for many years and will always be a part of many hearts in Vandercook. Rest in peace my friend, you earned it!

I REMEMBER JOE FROM SCHOOL. HE WAS A COUPLE YEARS YOUNGER THAN I WAS BUT ALWAYS A NICE GUY. SO SORRY TO HEAR OF HIS PASSING. HE HAD A LOT OF FRIENDS I KNOW. THEY WILL REALLY MISS HIM.

My heart goes out to the family. Joey was a very nice guy. I still have the Bob-Lo-Island bracelet he gave me. God bless and me he rest in eternal peace.

Joe, I'm going to miss you. I really valued your friendship.